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    Went out to try and catch a WTKite drop but they were lazy. Thankfully a RSH made a few passes. Got several frames I liked but think this was the best.

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    sweet shot Joel, love the BG color palette. sharp with good details.

    In a perfect would have been lower in the sky as it came out a bit contrasty

    cheers buddy, hope you figured the issue with the EVF switching.
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    Nice shot Joel, agree with Arash on being Contrasty, but also there are some heavy sharpening halos around the head, underneath and at the tail. Perhaps a little off the top.

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    Cool frame of this hawk. Like the background alot.

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    Jay, surely you'll note that the flatter wing position is far less desirable among most BPN'ers but there are times and angles where I find it works well and the separation of beak from the opposing wing def helps this one.

    Any shortcomings there are overcome by the amazing, colorful bkg. I could see a slightly less boxy crop with a touch more room in front.

    A bit unfortunate that the shadow cuts through the eye. Only other nit would be a bit of sharpening halos around the feet, chin and beak.

    Overall a nice capture.

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    Well, here's the edit. Perhaps better?Name:  Hawk-3-rework-bpn.jpg
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    Great screaming pose. RP a definite improvement with contrast reduction. Love the BG.

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    Definitely better on the RP Jay... still seeing halos though.

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    to get rid of the halo, feather the sharpening mask by 1-2 pixels
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    Silky smooth BG, awesome bird and love the open beak and head angle. Fantastic shot RP is better

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